[Boatanchors] How to read microvolts
Jim Liles
james.liles at comcast.net
Mon Apr 2 10:28:57 EDT 2007
Good morning Dick:
A good and inexpensive instrument that will provide an accurate measurement of microvolts is a spectrum analyzer. An HP141T and plug-ins will go for around $350.00 to $450.00 and can be used as a band scope as well as accurate RF measurements to the microvolt level. It's a great instrument for analyzing stage gain and abnormal behavior in these old radio's. Also, The HP 8640B is a super and inexpensive signal generator that will go for about $250.00 and will go to -127db accurately. An added benefit is it has AM and FM modulation inputs that allow it to be used to drive an amplifier. Have tested it with an SR-2000 to generate AM at 500 watts. Kindest regards and keep em lit Jim K9AXN
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